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_BRITISH REnEtp. Fic-T.lents of Art, a Poem, i❑ Six Cantos, with NOtes and a Pir:lkce, including Su - le - tures on the State Of titz. Arts, Criticism, Pltronage, and Public Taste. - 131 . N:l4 R T IN ARCHER SHEE, If a multiplicity of temporary Mattet - s had not precluded us from a regular continuation of this de part 171'': it of our Miscellany, we should have been in daced by a regard • for those Arts which do honour to otir Country and to mankind, to haVe noticed the Work before'Us. The former publication by the same author, entitled " RHYMES ON AitT," was cha raCteriztd by such an extent of knowledge, such ,solid judgment, and such a fertile imagination, and was enriched, by i such a variety of new and striking images, that it placed' him very high itYdZied among the best-Poets of this Country. H. had 'd bold' and arduous task to perform in venturing - upon'thesame traa, as . he seemed almost to have exhausted his subj , ,,tt. , Rut such are the Powers of imagination and geitins, that he has not only sustained the high reputation which he bad acquired as a Critic and a Poet, btit lia,s offered Superior claims to admiration in his present Work. It breathes throughout a spirit that be'tongs to the first order of poetic genius, and is illustrated by such an abundance 'and variety of knowledge, as are seldom found to accompany that faculty of the mind, , which rather delights in inven tion'than acquirement. It is difficult to seleet any passage amidst such a varied treasure of beauties, but we are'persuaded that our Readers will find a high gratification in the following lines, descriptive of some of those celebrat ed Remains of Ancient Sculp • ture which bade defiance - to the emulative talents of every succeeding age. . Lo 1-first, where dazzling fair, as poets feign The sea-born GotideSs blushing from the Main, li/hen ravish'd Ocean saw the visionrise, Stole his last kiss, and gave her to the skies, Love's Queen appears; all hearts her sway confess, And powerful• Monarchs plunder, to:osset:s The vulgar trophies of the sword despise; And claim a triumph for their Parian prize. Unrivall'd form I beyona - t.trcasia's boast Or yet the brighter Fair of Albion's coast • To thee 'the Bard, as cram on Ida's hill like Paris, would present the apple still ; - His partial eye tho' Painting's glories warm, ' And jealous Nature take Olyuthia's form. - With modest mien the sov'reign Beauty stands, .And seeks to shun the homage she comthinds, Averts her face with such.a timid The marble seems toburn in bltishei there While grace and ease in every limb unfold, The l'aphian fair that fired the world of okl. Each charm divine that Nature's stores supply, To fire the Poet's thought or Painter's eye ; Whateer of Love's elysium Fancy views, Or Heaven unfolds in vision to the'Muse, The curious Artist caught, with care combined, .Fix'ti as he found, and as he wrought refined, Till:apt, the wave's proud offspring he outvies, -And iiids a rival front the rock arise. When Nature, watchful of the process, view'd ..t- C.rtn SO loVtly, horn a mass so rude; Wher4 in the wond'rous work, she saw her own, By Art outdone, and e'en ce11:c1 in Ernie, Arnaz'd, she paused—cuni'ess'd the conquering fair, 'Set her bright seal, and starnp'd perfedion therc. Yet, while we vlew thos::be . autjes wit ch mightmove Imtno!tal breas4,,r.nd wai in a wkirid to love, - No coarsi (Amiens rise, no vulgar fires, Profane the sacr&ll•passion she ihspires ; Each sense refined to rapture-as we gaze; Like heav'n's ptrre angels, finds, its bliss in praise. But see where Taste extends her brightest crown, • Unclann'd amid the contests of renown ! , Lost, in the darkest night of time, his narri 1 By envious fate, defrauded of his faine, Tiie hand divine•! to whose h OWC The noblest image of a God below ! Bright as on Pindus,crown'd by all the Nine, Behold A polio ! Pythian viaor, shine! With holy. zeal, in Delphic splendour placed:, And still revered•—an oracle of Taste ! He owns full tribute to his godhead given, And finds on earth the homage feign'd in heav'n. Not with more awful grace, as sung of pare, The God himself his golden quiver - bOte; When, o'er the Grecian host, in sltafiS of fire, fie pour'd swift vengeance at his priest's'doi re ; E rea his mien, With easeohe Has just let fly its terrors'on the foe';" • - .While,with'triumphant step, and 'eag?!teye, . 'lle forward moves to see the monster die. Majestic rising from its ample base, The polish'd neck uniting strength and grace, Rats the bright head aloft, and Seems..to shine, ; The column of a capital divine,! • In each light limb elastic vigour provef, r A power immortal, and in marble moves; . A forni divine, to heav'n's proportions - just! In gra:Jleur graceful, as in grace august ! By Taste restored, on some celestial plan, Drawn from the great original of man: -- A cast recover'd of that mould divine, That Stimp'd heav'n's image strong in evei'y line, . When first as earth recciv'd him and revered, The " paragon of animas" appear'd! Great,shadeof Genius ! still decreed to raise-. Our pride and wonder, yet elude our praise! Say, from the'skies, where'er by l'hidias placed, Thou tamest high station 'inonisrthe soils of Taste, While seraphs rottn.i, celestial wreath ; li'ciStO'ckt, . Say, dost thou, pleas'd, from heav'n's immortal bowers, . Behold on earth the triumph of thy powers? Thy toil enshrined in Gldry's temple view, Through every age the idol of Vira? - How oft as o'er the waste of ages cast, The light of learning seem'd to spew the past Has pious zeal explciring sought to raise Thy reverend image to our mental gaze ; To rescue froM 6blivion's tide thy nanto;:-. And stamp it radiant on the rolls of name But vain the' search, thou like a go,dclost shine, On earth unknown, but in thy work divine. colnritott 'brewer, lii, how o . High-street, Larn eth, Surrey, dealer ahJ 'cliaprilin, at 'eleven, at Guildhall. London. - .. - , ~ ~ [Lily Ir. . Thruna's Kniglit and Samuel Knight,' of Mosely, Asturi-under- Line, Lancashire, clothiers, 'at eleven, at the King's Head, Holiinfirth, Yorkshire. , July e.g. Richard Powis,. o f G rosvenor -M ews, st. George, :Hanover-square, Middlesek, veterinary surgeon and shoe- Ilitinimith, at'elevein• at Guildhall Ily 'tq:, loin, fiebert and, G eor g e H e b ert of Grange-road, • Southwark, Surrey, 'tanners, at eleven, at Guildhall', -London , . July '29. Margaret Leer, of . Little Ruissell-street, Covent- Garden, Middlesex, vintner, a: twelve, -at Guildhall. July 29. Thomas Compere, of St. Alban's, Hertfordshire, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall. . . July 29. lames Rusliforth, late of Chipping-Norton, Ox tordshire,ionkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall. ruly 29. Page Burton, of Ratcliffe, Middlesex; builder, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 29. Williim Burnand, of Old Bond-street, Middlesex;' coach-maker, at eleven, at G iiilcilial I. ' , July 29. ,Charles Piancis Olivier de Perrin, of Otike.street; I i Mancliester-s . quire, Middlesex, viet ua ll er , 'a t e l even, a t Guildhall. . August s. frerterick Francis Blundell, of Coleman-street; London, insurance -broker, ax twelve, at G u ildh a ll . (illy 29 lames Dodd, of Pall-Mall, -Westminster, Latta' and hosier, at twelve,`at Guildhall. -. August 5. Vimes Rrading, of Newport, Isle •of Wight; carpenter itild'buildeQat ten, at Guildhall, London.' CERTIFICATES. • :July zo. Thomas coideaell, of Wakefield, • Yorkshire ; dealer and Chapman. loseph Lee, of Islington, Middlesex, timber-merchant. • Edward Chiffence, of Old Sarum, Wiltshire, musical instru, ment-Seller. '.john laffray; of Finsbury-place, Middlesex, merchant. Thomas Smith, of Brendon, Sufnik, wine-merchant. Simeon - M at leys, of Sculcoates,•Yorksliite, merchant. Thomas Collispu, of-Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, Mid. dlesex, cabinet- maker. Willizun Hudson, late of Manchester, cotton-ritanufaBurer a lames Bine, otherwise Blades, of Manchester, dealer and Chapman. lonia Holkuid, of Newman -street, St. Mary-le-bone, Mid, - dlesex, coal- merchant. Esther Rayner, of Newport, Isle,cif Wight, corn-dealer. Henry Hemsley, of Great Coram-street, Russell-square, Middlesex, baker. Thomas Palmer, late of Goodge-street, St. Pancras, hild dlesex, tailor. Joseph Gate, of Fleet -street,. London, pastry-cook. James Blundell, of Lloyd's Coftee 7 houte, London, and of Pentonville, Middlesex, insurance-broker. lohp Bowman, of Water lane„ Tower -street, London, brandy- me rc nt. 1 john lohnson, of Uolborn-hill, London, linen:draper. Thomas Moore Slade, of Old Bond street, Middlesex, plc , titre-dealer. PART A'E RS HIPS D ISA 0 LVE D, William Thompson and Co. A I ihal low's- lane Iron-wharf. Thomas Margrave and john Edkina, London. Elizabeth Miller and George Simmons; Queenhithe, sack ( colleators. John 'Dalton Harmer and William Green, Ipswich, Suffolk, 1 chymists. • William Warne and o. Tottenham-court-road, carpenters. . R. Gillespie and William Scott, jun. Anderton, Glasgow. E. Thompson and David Eames, Duke -street, Et. George's the Martyr, Surrey, cock and brass-founders. Thomas Mercer and Co. Bran-Bridges,- East Peckham, oil, manufacturers. lames Kenworthy and 1. E. Kenworthy. Ironmonger- lane. . Taylor and W. Butterman, Droillield, Derby, school. masters. I. Scott and Co. Woodsome, York, cloth.mercliants. Abraham Thweat and Thomas Hardcastle, Firwood within Tong, Lancaster, bleachers. Charles Eardley and Thomas Eardley; Stockport, Chester, cotton. spinners. • William Genery and Henry Genery,‘ Mile—End Old Town, - schoolmasters. Ellen Melville and Co. Nottinghaw'cotton-manufaCiurers. Preston Edgar and Co. Temple-street, Bristol, braziers. Willia'm - Trelkeld and lames Hiller, Bow Church-yard, Lon don, warehousemen. William Surplice and b, Cooley, Nottingham, maltsters. James Gray and Co. Brom pton - park, Middlesex, seetismen. JAMAICA PAPERS. KINGSTON, MAY 20. Tn•consequence Of a representation from the Hon. House of Assembly to his Grace the GoVernor, that a number of foreigners, of a dangerouS description, had lately arrived in this.lsland, it was thought pro per to order a general search, and to take into cus tody all such as should be found without police tickets. Accordingly, at a very early hour on Mon day morning, detachMents from the 55th and West India regiments were stationed at all.the diffe. rent avenues of the city, to prevent the egress of any individual, and shortly afterwards a general -muster Of, the HorSe and Foot Militia 'took place, wheti. they proceeded to a general., seat ch throughoin- the -Vity and its environs. Eighty-seven foreigners (73 males and 14 females) were apprehended and Liken - to the barracks_; 25 of the. former, proving suSpi -dons, were delivered over to the Corpdrate.Body, all of whom, excepting seven; have been sinculiherated, .and none of these have, by their own account, arrived here since the first of April last. SHIP NEWS. AVESEND, JULY 7. Arrived—the Unitin, Stevens, from Madeira; ancllthe Cotner,. A lincey, from New-York. Ferraina, Marshall 1 and the Sarah, Rees;, for Cadiz. BIRTHS' On Thursday, at Portsmouth; Mrs. Mackenzie; of Strath• garve, of a Son and Heir. On the tithinst. 'Wis. Mprris,.of Brunswick-square, of a Daughter. MAIRR/ED. '• • On the 27th of March last, at liermttda,'taptain I ohn!L Balzalgette, of His :Majesty's 99th Regitnenr,:.to "Al',ss Vats Norden, daughter to Vilni Van Norden, Esq. of st. ceorge's. Lately, 'Mr. Thontas. Bell,. Printer and Publisher, of Oundle, near Stanetord, to . 'Miss! Selby, , only' , Aaughtor of M. Selby„ Esq. Q I 441-111,v el I, .14 ort hamptiinsiiirc . , DIED. -• • On Wednesday, at Milbrook, -Mrs. Haynes, aged 70, wife of Major. Haynes, tormerly M'a'ster. of the Ceiemonies . at Southampton. , • Lately,. at his ; house at Eaton, 'George Mason, Esc': for ,many years an aaiie Magikrafe• of the County iif Nottin , , 'ham, Recei*r:Generil of the saineCtion - ty; and . Recolder of the Borflgtrof•Oast RettOrd., On Thursday last,. at 1, 11 i; ho.4se ‘ at Theobalds, Hens, Charles tit-tlChauncy,• , ' • A feW days - agd,„ at .iOs house at West-hill, Wandsworth. henry Goodwin, t,sq. V. < •-' l4ately e it Brighton, after a long:and severe .indisposition, George Aktillit, , E sq. aged 52. , . On the . 30th &Ir.' Benjamin Newbury, of : his 'deStlf t was Vi.try sudden, having after dinneron that liakacc.pmpanied a trieand, to view some land •he had-in that neighbourhood,. whiLit in one of the fields,. he dropped down and instantly expired. It appears his death was occasioned by the bursting ofa blood-vessel mar the heart. He had-been. for along time previop.s - in very pealed health.. PRiCE OF STOCKS SJ tUKDAI~. Bank Stock, - • 9avy s per Ct 98i Irish s per Cent. 4 rer Cent. 83 8 4 , 3 per Cent. Rea 63f blper Ct.- Cons. 671 iik 1.. Ann. 18 I Oths —„_. India Stock, £9ll ex. div. India Bonds, zos. 215. pr. Excheq. Bills, 7s. 135. pr. Imperial 3 per ( ent. Corm tor Opening, 691 LONDON : Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bow -street • and I blished by WI LOAM ARMIG ER SCRIPPS, South Mllon-street, Orosvener.nquate. At the Stitz-OFFicB, No. 112, Strand; where Adverfismenis, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c: (palda), r - nost tat addressed. From the 'LONDON GAZETTE, Inlyl, igbj. War-0 . 5e, 'Yu& 8, 1839. 2d Regiment of 'Life Guards, Lieut enan t Rich ird Mears, horn the 7th Foot, to be Cornet and Sub. Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Clay, who retire;. tst Regiment ,of Dragoons, Surgeon, C . . Sullivan front the 63.1 toot, to be Surgeon, vice Irwin, promoted. on the' Sufi: Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain Henry WyntL., irom the 71st Foot, to be Captain of. a Troop, vice who exchanges: i6th Ditto, 'Gentleman Cadet George Baker, from the Royal -• 'Military College, to be Cornet, without Purchase, vice Gore; appointed to the 6th Foot. ist Regiment of Foot, Captain Thomas Fraser to be Major, by Purchase, vice .Wauchope, promoted in the Goth. Foot. Lieutenant 0. Glover to be Captain of a Company, .by Purchase, vice Fraser. Ensign lohnißyerley to be Lieutenant by Purchase, vice Clover. To b: Ensigns, without Purchase—john M'Gregor,Gent. vice • At •G iil promoted. M'Lure, promoted. lonathan. Parker; Gent. vice Arm. strong promoted. zd Ditto, Lieutenant Freeman Barton to be Captain of a Company, without Purchase. sth Ditto, Hospital.Nlate Godfrey Heathcote to be Ass's-. taut-Surgeon, vice M'Nish, promoted in the 634 Foot. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Edmonds, from the Kilkenny -. Militia, to be Ensign. • Bth Ditto, Hospital-Mate Charles Waring to be Assistant ,. Surgeon. 9th Ditto, Captain B. B: Foley, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Aircy - , who ixclianges. • 18th Ditto, Lieutenant William Greer, from the South Down Militia, to be Ensign. 13th Ditto, Ensign 'Josiah Shadvaell to,.be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Galbraith promoted. loth Ditto, Ensign James White to be Lieutenant, without Purchase. _ 22d Ditto, Richard Collins, Gent.-to be Ensign; by Purchase, vice Evans, prinuoted , • 29th Ditto, Lieutenant Philip Bolton, from the Dublin County Militia, to be Ensign. • 3251 Ditto; William Milton,' Gent. to be Ensign, by Purchase,' vice Kirk, promoted. 34th Ditty, Gentleman Cadet Firaor Straith, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Layton, who resigns. 39th Ditto, Ensign Edward M'Arthur, from the both Foot,, to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Wilkins, promoteli• 4 30 Ditto, Ensign Hugh Stewart, horn the 'Wicklow Mili tia, to be Ensign. 44th Ditto, Ensign Wiiliarn Wood, from the Royal African Corp,, to be Cosign, without Purchase, vice Turner, au. per,ea;ed. 47,11 Ditto Ensign Leckie Campbell to be Lieutenant,' vice Webb, deceased. Ensign Samuel Clarke to be Lieutenant, by Purchase. Robert Looltralie, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Campbell.„ 49 th Ditto, William Walker, G:nt. to be Ensign, without , Purchase, vice Lamont, promoted. i4th Onto, Richard William Pogo, Gent. .tube Ensign, trurcilase. 63d_ Ditto, Absitant-Surgeon William .11‘Nish, frpai the sth Foot, to be burgeon, vice Sullivan, appointed to the ist Dragoons. Assistant . .. Surgeon iotiii•Woocitiouse Mar tin, from the Royal Cornwall Militia, to be Assistant-Sur geon. 6stli Ditto, 'Ensign Thomas Dun, to be Lieutenant, with. o ut Purchase, vice•Lve.lisle, promoted in the 98th Foot. list Ditto, Captain R. E. Williams, from the loth Light Dragoons ' to be Captain of a Company, vice W yn dh am' who exchanges. Lieutenant Lewis Grant to be C apta in o f a Company, wit)iout •Purchase, vice Reed, appointed to the Ith Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign W. C. Hanson to be Lieutenant, vice Grant. Gentleman Cadet John Vandeleur, from the. Royal Military College, lobe En sign, vice Hanson. - 7 6th Ditto, Lieutenant William Bampton to be Captain of a Company, without Purchase. E ns i gn R o b ert P ar k er, to — be Lieutenant without purchase. Ensign Cyrus Daniell to be.ditto. David Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Parker. Charles_Blake INlorgan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Daniell. , Hospital-Mate Samuel Jones to be Assistant- Stz reran._ ' ' 73th sino, Ensign Alexander Sutherland to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Grant, pionioted in the soth Foot. 5 3 d Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Thompson, from the Royal Stall Corps, to be Captain of a Company, without kur. chase, vice Harris, placed on Halt. pay. 84th Ditto, Lieutenant E. I. Mockler, from the Meath Mi litia; to be Ensign. - K,iti'Ditto, Lieutenant William Grattan, from the LoUth Mi litia, to be Ensign. Lieutenant John Fairfield, froth the Leitrim Militia, to be Ensign. gytit Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Theodore Gordon, front the 9ist -Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Rice, prornOted on the Stiff; 9Sth- Ditto, john Wernyss, Gent. to be Ensign, without Pu s _ abase, vice Hancox, promoted in the t nth Foot. Ditto, john Blackall, Gent. to be En s ig n , by pur c h ase vice Healy, proinotr4 iu this 7th Foot. 10161 Lieutenant Francis Bannller, from the sioth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Royal Staff Corps, Gentleman Cadet George Longmbre, troth the Royal tliilitaty College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Keay{, promoted. 401 West India Regiment, Captain Thomas Airey,' from. the 9fh Fakir, to i.e Captain of a Company, vice Foley, who exchanges. - Royal African Corps, Robert Thompson, Gent. to be En sign, with Out purctiase, vice Wood, appointed to the 44th Foot. ist Garrison Battalion, Percy Simpson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith, tviit4s'e Appointment has not taken place. koyal Veteran Battarion, Captain Win. Reid, from the list Foot; to be Captain of a Company, vice Ligertwood, appointed to the bath Foot. STAFF.. 'To be. Deputy Commissaries.Ceneral of Sfores, Provisions, and Forage to the Forces, Assistant-Commissary Charles Lutyens. Assistant-Com missaiy Philip Rawlings. HOSPITAL STAFF. Edward Nathaniel Bancroft, - M. D. from Half-Pay, to be Physician to the forces. --- A?re, M. D. to oe ditto.. Deputy InspeCtor john Webb and Surgeon G. T. Aveling to be Deputy Inspectors of Hospitals. ,'" To be Surgeons to the • Forces—John Irwin, horn the Ist Dragoons. Jacob Ad, Iphus, how the Sith Euk,t. k\' liant Vassall, from tin: 6th Foot. William Gor,:on, trout the 31st Foot. ViCtor Sergel, from the 2,kt Dragoo,,, of the King's - German Legion. Geurge Deneeke, truin the zd Light Infantry Battalion of ditto. William Lidaerdale, from the isth Light plagooris. MEMORANDUM. Ensign. Frend, of the Szil Fuot, is superseded, being aSsent without Crave. Ora'mance.osce, jelly 5, t 209. • Corps of ,Royal Engineers. To be Colonel-Commandant— it ajor.Gent:ral Win. Twiss. To be Lieutenant 7 Colonel-Wrif. Johnstone to be Colonel, vice wiss. To be Lieutenant-Colonel--Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel,AleX.. Bryce, vice lohnstone. To be Captain—Second Captain John Fox Burgoyne, vice Bryce. • - To be second Captain—First Lieutenant Henry Smart, vice Burgoyne. To be t' irst Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Anthony Em mett, vice Swart. To be Second Lieutenant—Gentleman Cadet John L. Hulrne, vice Emmett. To'be Lieutenant-Colonel—Captain Robert Pilkington. To be Captain—Second Captain 'Benjamin 'Marlow, vice Pil kington. To be Second Captain—First Lieutenant George Hamilton, i.fce Marlow. To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Charles Ro bertson, vice Hamilton. • To be Second Lieutenant--Gentleman Caflet Peter Wright, vice Robertson. To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Brevet Major-Richard Fletcher. To be Captain—Second Cuptain (Olin T. (ones, vice Fletcher. To be Second Captain—First Lieutenant lames Ithelauchlan vice !ones. To' be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Lawrence R. Rawlinson, vice Maclauchlan. To be Lieutetfant- Colonel— Captain E vatt. To be Captain—Second Captain George Cardew, vice Evatt. To .be Second -Cap tain—First.Lieutenant Henry Hobbs, vice Cardew. To be First Lieutenant—Secon T d Lieutenant Alex. Th omson , vice H. Hobbs. • • To be Ciiptairi-Sec . on3 C3poO WM. Cotset, To:be Secund'Captain.-first LieuUnant John Hobbs, "vice Gosset. . To be i first Lieutenant-. Second Lieutenant Win. H; forieSi - 7 • vice 1. Hobbs. To be Captain—Second Captain'lVrn. Bennett. To be Second Captain--Virst Lieutenant John A. Williams, vice Bennett. .To be First Lieutenant--Second .Lieutenant Edward Fycrs, vice. Williams. ‘• ;T!. To be Capfain— Second Captain Peter Patton. To be Second Captain—First Lieutenant Charles Boothby, vice Patton. To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Wm. C. Ward, vice Boothby. To be Captain—Second Captain George Ross. To be Second Captain—First •Lieutenant Edward Parker, vice Ross. • - To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Samuel Trench, vice Parker. To he Captain —Second Captain John By. To be Second Captain—First Lieutenant William Hollo way, vice By. To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Wm. P. Haigli, vice Holloway. To be Second Captain—First Lieutenant Richard Boteler. To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Joseph Long ley. To be Second captain—f'ir'st Lieutenant Henry Vavasotir. To be First Lieutenant—second Lieutenant lames A. Cur. • don. To be Second Captain—First Lieutenant Edmund caster.. To be First LieUtenant—Second Lieutenant George Barney, vice Nluleaster. To be Second Captain-4irst Lieutenant Sir S. Romilly. To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Henry A. Col., by, vice Romilly. To be Second Captain--First Lieutenant Wm. Payne. To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant llonaid Nl' Don aid, vice Payne. To be First lieutenant—Second Lieutenant john.e. Ross. TO be First 'Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant. Harry D. iones. To be First Lieutenant—Second.Lieutenant Richard H.Bor. nycastlO. To be Second Lieutenant—Gentleman Cadet Samuel C. Met- • huish. • To be Lieutenant— Gentleman Cadet Wm. R. Ord. Royal Regiment of Artillery. • To be Second Lieutenants— Gentlenym Cadet Frederick Bay ly. Gentleman Cadet Francis Stanway. Gentleman Cadet Donald N Martin. Gentleman Cadet Henry Kersteman. Gentleman Cadet Charles Spearman. ' To be Colonel—Lieutenant-Colonel Charles N, Cookson, vice Harding, deceased. To be Lieutenant-Colima—Major lames Vincy, vice CoOk- son. To be Major—Captain Alexander Watson, vice Vincy,-- • - To be Captain-:—Second Captain Edward Y. Wilg.ess, vice Watson. - To be Second Captain—First i Lieutenant John S. Byers,,iice wiigress. - To be Lieutenant 7 Second Lieutenant John Davies, vice Byers. ERR ATuat in the Gazette of 13th May, 1809. Royal tegirnent of Artillery. For the Rev. - lioblyn, to be Chaplain, vice Harri son, resigned, dated March 24, 1809, read the Rev. ---- tioblyn, to be chaplain, vice Banington, resigned, dated April t » 11309. Commissions in the following Regiments of . Local 'Militia, signed by. his Majesty. " • john Horne ' Gent. to be Adjutant to the Elard Regiment,in the West Riding of the County of York. Robert Belcher, Gent, to be Adjutant to the South Oxford.. shire Regiment. Commissions signed by the Lord. Lieutenant of the County of Kent. . , , Ashford Regiment of Local Militia. To be Captains—Ethvard Finch, Hatton, Esq. Thomas Brett; Esq. Van&lure Mills, Esq. George Finch Hatton,. jun. Esq. George Gipps, Esq. Henry Gipps, ESq. Wil liam •Pnilip Honywaud,, Esq. William Ormond Hain. mood, Esq, John Plumptree, jun. Esq. Wm. Brockman, jun. Esq. Commissions signed by the'Lord Lieutenant of the County of Rutland. Yeomanry Cavalry of the Rutland Legion. _ „ - TO be LieuteilAnt —Thoma; Woods, Gent. vice Clieseiden, retired. To be Cornet—Arthur Ahnesley, Gent. Tice Woods, pro_ moted. Commissions signed by the Lord lieutenant of the County of the Lasu,Riding 9f the County of York. East York Regiment of Militia. To be Ensigns—John Corrigan, Gent. George Small, Gent. Ist Battalion of Local Militia. To be Captain—Henry Hudson, Esq. To be Lieutenants—George,Bagley,Gent. Wm. Everingham Green, Gent. "John Everingham, Gent. James Cataptldt, I Gent. Edward Danson, Gent: To be Ensigns— lohn Watson Brommitt, Gent. Robert 11leek, Gent.-.lolin Davison, Gent. 2(1 Battalion of Local Militia. To he Captain—William Middleton, Esq. vice . Sykes, re signed. To ',)e I..eutenant —Matthew Braithwaite, Gent. vicellkowq • resigned. , • • To oe Quarter-Master—Timothy 0 verend Groves, Gent. 3d Battalion of Local Militia. To . be Captains-,ltobert Tomlinson, Esq. -Wm. Nelson, jun. Esq.. , Mark Bell, Esq.- ' ' To be Lieutenants =George Gibson, Gent. 4ohn Jackson, Gent. Thomas Wilson, Gent. Richard Gibbison, Gent. To be Ensigns--Christopher Nicholson; f,eni. Ralph los-' • ter, Gent. John Lhainpion, Gent. David Hick, Gent. To be Quarter-MaSter - lo , in Barker Arden; Gent. • To be burgeon—Henry Gill, Gent. , • I 4th Battalion of Local. Militia. To be Lieutenants— Benia Paiker, Gent. Alderson I-twig bun, Grut. Lunn Anderson,, Gent. John Soutnern Wad_ kw., Gent. To be Ensigns—William lessop, Gent. William Rawson, Get lcu.kst Lee, 6eiit. Tu tie Qaarit:r. Master George Lupton, Gent.. - To 13:: surgeon--Win. flits, Gent. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Francis Walker, of Chnhant, Kent, linen-draper, trout uly i t to August, S, at ten, at U uildlntll. BRIURUPTS. Peter HoHind, of - Leftich, Cheshire, tanner, to surrender July 27, zB, and August 19, at eleven, at the George Inn, Wilton, ne-ir Northwich, Cheshire. Attornies, Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge -street, London ; or Mr. L'aiker, Northtvich. I osepli Stephens, of Yeovil, Somersetshire, gardener, July 17, 18, and-August 19, -at eleven, at the Mermaid Inn, - / Yeovil. Attornies, Mr. White, Yeovil ;, or Mr. Bland-, ford, King's. Benc- walks, Temple, 'London,- - James Davis, of Holborn, London, trunk-maker, July 15, zo, and August :9, at tWelve, at,Guildliall. Att6,rneh Mr. SydhalloAldersgate-street. James Cook, of Bristol, looking-glass-manufacturer, july 17, 18, and•August-t9, at ten, at G uildhall.,-Atzorney, Mr. Botsford, am:tit:a-row, Bermondsey. • Wtllrain Johnson, late .of Hertford,- coal and - corn-merchant; • jmy 13, is, and August 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Jones and Roche, Covent-garden Church-yard, London. Samuel Augtistus Oddy and Henry Oddy, of OxfoiclLs`treet, Middlesex, booksellers, july ll,' is, and August 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. tViltshire and Bolton, Old Broad-street. Philip Norris, of Liverpool, iron -merchant, August 4, z, and 19, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpbol.. Attor sties, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London. DIPIDgIVDS. July 29. Ralph Forshaw, of Burscough,' Lancashire shop. keeper, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern', Liverpool. August t. Matthew C;eldart, of Manchester, cotton-rninu- !adorer, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arius. Manchester. August I. George Boorne, of Norwich, draper, at eleven, at the New Sesqoni House, Wakefield. July 29. Robert Guthrie and Colin Cook, of Liverpool, merchants, at, twelve, at the Globe Tavern, 1 July 31, John Cruniblehohne, of Preston, Lancashire, grocer, at eleven, at the D og I nn , Preston. . July 29.. John Coale, late of Weston-street, Southwark,